Terminal connector for electrical cables
AssigneeFelten & Guilleaume Kabelwerke AG
InventorsHorst Adler, Werner Grella, Hans-Peter Israel
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AssigneeFelten & Guilleaume Kabelwerke AG
InventorsHorst Adler, Werner Grella, Hans-Peter Israel
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A terminal connector for high-current electrical cables includes an electrically-insulating casing of resin-impregnated glass fibers surrounding an end portion of an electrical cable, and a conductive member connected to the end portion of the cable and extending through an axial end of the casing. The casing has an inner collar which cooperates with two movable nuts to adjustably mount the conductive member in an axial end of the casing, and an outer collar to secure the casing to a base plate. The conductive member is formed with an annular groove which receives a resilient sealing ring. The sealing ring slides along an inner circumferential wall of the casing and seals the interior of the casing from its exterior throughout the entire adjustment range of the conductive member. A protective electrode attenuates electrical fields in this axial end, and an electrically-insulating housing having a fluid medium contained in its interior surrounds the casing.
A terminal connector for electrical cables, particularly high-current electrical cables, comprising an electrically-insulating casing having a circumferential wall bounding an interior for accommodation of an end portion of an electrical cable, and an end region formed with an opening;
A terminal connector for electrical cables, particularly high-current electrical cables, comprising an electrically-insulating annular casing having a circumferential wall composed of circumferential convolutions of glass fibers impregnated with epoxy resin by a filament winding technique, said casing surrounding an end portion of an electrical cable and having at opposite axial ends of said casing integrally-formed outer and inner collars which extend generally in axial direction, said inner collar being formed with an opening at one of said axial ends;
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